Without solutions to these questions, it is unlikely the U.S. (or other countries) will be able to capitalize fully on the economic value of this domain.
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But it is unclear whether Huawei will be able to capitalize fully on its investments in equipment using the next generation of wireless technology, or 5G.
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Holdener wasn't able to capitalize fully on beautiful first run of 48.89 seconds, as the first skier of the day, but she was delighted to have a silver medal.
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"The risk, then, is that the UK economy fails to capitalize fully on the recovery in global trade and remains the Group of Seven's laggard next year," he said.
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Both are turning their ships toward big opportunities; the question is how fast they can turn their ships, and whether they will be able to capitalize fully on those opportunities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - American Apolo Anton Ohno recalls the lift that racing at home in the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City gave him and expects the South Korean speed skaters to capitalize fully on that advantage in Pyeongchang next month.
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In his filings, Mr. Lopes said the size of the hotel investments relative to the overall holdings of the small pension funds reflected a highly unusual level of risk, especially for an unfinished venture that failed to capitalize fully on the demand for accommodations during the Olympics.
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Because of his general absence in UK at the time his records hit the charts, he was unable to capitalize fully on his popularity in his home country. Meanwhile, Kapp Records picked up "When My Little Girl Is Smiling" for distribution in the U.S., where it peaked at #127.[ Review of "Ain't That Funny"]. AllMusic His records were also popular throughout continental Europe and in Australia.
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F. Albright and the History > of Pottery in Palestine", Near Eastern Archaeology 65.1 (2002), 53. Herr detects Kenyon's powerful indirect influence in the second event that promoted advance within ceramic methodology, namely: > "the importation of Kenyon's digging techniques by Larry Toombs and Joe > Callaway to Ernest Wright's project at Balata. Here, they combined Wright's > interest in ceramic typology in the best Albright tradition with Kenyon's > methods of excavation, which allowed the isolation of clear, > stratigraphically determined pottery assemblages". Herr summarises the somewhat mixed nature of Kenyon's legacy: for all the positive advances, there were also shortcomings: > "Kenyon... did not capitalize fully on (the) implication of her > stratigraphic techniques by producing final publications promptly.
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Epstein spent the 1968–69 academic year at the University of Stockholm as a visiting scientist. While there, he wrote a pathbreaking paper, “Stochastic Dynamic Prediction,” which appeared in the journal Tellus in 1969. The paper demonstrated, as he wrote in the abstract, “how the stochastic method can be used to assess the value of new or improved data by considering their influence on the decrease in the uncertainty of the forecast.” BAMS said that this paper was perhaps Epstein's “most profound scientific achievement,” adding that Epstein's “concept was so visionary that human and computer resources have not yet been able to capitalize fully on it.” He continued to work on this topic after returning to Michigan, where he published several related papers in collaboration with two of his students, Rex Fleming and Eric Pitcher.
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